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Hughie Green with a Sunderland pictured nose on at RAF Pembroke Dock, n.d.

Archives, In Storage, X002-5660/014

Monochrome print. Vertical print of Hughie Green standing next to the nose of a Sunderland on dry land. He is pointing up towards the nose. There are steps up to the doors of the aircraft on either side. The aircraft is on grass with covers over the wheels, and there is a hangar to the right of the picture.

Collection of aeroplane studies, 1918

Photographs, In Storage, X007-2245

Nine prints. A) Wreckage of Sopwith Camel F9575. B) D.H. 6 (7794) starboard threequarter front view. C) Avro 504j/K, port side air-to-air. D) Sopwith Camel E1449 on its nose. E) Avro 504K (H2230) crashed, starboard side. F) Sopwith Camel B7323, front view in hangar. G) Sopwith Camel Converted Two Seater B7371, rear starboard view. H) Bristol Fighter F4452 starboard side with personnel. I) Sopwith Pup, starboard threequarter front view.

Spitfire Mark I Windscreen

Aircraft & Exhibits, Array, 80/A/1142

Laminated glass curved at the top and flat at the base sandwiched between two-piece aluminium framework at a slight rear angle and held together with two small bars. The glass has machine gun bullet damage on the inside. Mounted to a display frame with a small plate on the rear inscribed "SUB.LT A.G. BLAKE R.N. 19 SQUADRON".

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1997/0490/M

Detailed scale architect's model of RAF Museum showing the original two hangars, one with sectioned roof, with added on surrounding galleries and original reused outbuildings, with the railway embankment to the east. Includes Hurricane and Wellington models in the sectioned hangar and a Whitley model in the car park with cars passing on Grahame Park Way in front of the site.

Heston aerodrome, aircraft visible include Ford 5-AT-C (G-ABHO) de Havilland D.H.60X Moth (G-EBYH) and de Havilland D.H.60GIII Moth Major (G-ACPI), 1934

Photographs, In Storage, PC98/173/5444/2

Cup, Giesler Challenge

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1988/0731/C

Large, sterling silver, two handled urn with cover/lid of elaborate design with fluted base and acanthus leaf skirt. The handles are supported on winged torches embraced by serpents with a mask above and a ring handle formed by snakes heads. A wreath is found on both sides and one side is engraved ‘Giesler’s Challenge Cup. Presented by Messrs Giesler & Co. for the Advancement of Aviation For Cross Country Race at the London Aerodrome, Hendon’. With ebonizedblack plinth which has silver band giving winner's names 1927 - 1967.

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 80/U/1878

Tubular carrier made of sheet webbing material flairing to accommodate the handle of the weapon and closing with a single strap fitted with a press stud. A cleaning rod retainer and loops for six rounds are sewn to the front. The barrel tube closed with a fabric cap incorporating a drain hole. A wide vertical strap is fitted to the reverse, forming a tube for a separate buckled leg strap, and ends with a smaller strap for doubling over a webbing belt to be secured by a buckle situated on the wider part.

Letters relating to the Vintners' Company 600th Anniversary Commemoration Dinner held on 15 July 1964, 12 May 1964-9 July 1965

Archives, In Storage, AC77/24/62/2

Fourteen letters, six manuscript and eight typescript.

Six members of FS Leonard Charles Pillinger's crew, 166 Squadron, RAF Kirmington, posing in front of an unidentified Avro Lancaster, circa October 1943

Archives, In Storage, X003-6191/007

Monochrome photocopy of a landscape print showing FS Leonard Charles Pillinger and five other members of his crew dressed in flying suits and posing in front of an unidentified 166 Squadron Avro Lancaster at RAF Kirmington in circa October 1943. One member of the crew is seated. FS Pillinger is on the left hand end of the row as viewed. Text is written on the reverse.

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Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X004-9973

Standard Pattern 35/R/2170 Single-breasted, six button tunic with a stand collar, the latter trimmed with narrow gold lace around top and front edges and bearing gold wire embroidered eagles with crowns on very dark blue melton patches. Plain sleeves. Two shallow vents at rear. Embroidered Bandsman's badge on both cuffs in gold wire. Threaded post buttons and loops on both shoulders to fasten gold cord shoulder knots and a plain plastic button on the left shoulder to secure the aiguilette. The whole lined in man-made fibre fabric.